Glue Book

"The Glue Book: How To Select, Prepare and Use Glue" is a practical guide to understanding and effectively using adhesives. Written by James Arthur Taggart, this book provides comprehensive instructions on selecting the right type of glue for various applications, preparing surfaces for gluing, and mastering different gluing techniques. Whether you are a woodworking enthusiast, a construction professional, or simply tackling household repairs, this book offers valuable insights to ensure strong and lasting bonds.

Learn about different types of glue, their properties, and how to achieve optimal results in your projects. This resource is essential for anyone seeking to improve their gluing skills and achieve professional-quality results.

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